Sharp has unveiled its latest and very impressive netbook: Mebius NJ70A. It is expected that Sharp will be announcing Mebius NJ70A in the coming press conference soon. Some of the features include 10.1″ display with an Atom N270 CPU, and Intel 945GSE Express Chipest, 160GB of HDD and web cam. Most importantly, it features an integrated 4″ optical sensor LCD with led backlight and 853 x 480 resolution, one of the first to be seen in a netbook! The Mebius NJ70A netbook will be in stores in Japan within the next couple of month.
Gallery and more information about Mebius NJ70A netbook after the jump.
Here are more photos taken using the latest LG flagship mobile, the Arena KM900. We thought the first sample photo gallery wasn’t quite enough so we took it to the The Gadget Show Live last week for a few more shots. Any feedback or questions about its camera, we’d be happy to answer!
Sony has unveiled their new Blu-ray player (BDP-S360) and three new BRAVIA theatre systems: new HT-SS360, HT-SF360 and HT-FS3 surround sound systems which provide high definition sound quality to create superlative home theatre experiences.
The Sony BDP-S360 is an upgrade to the previous BDP-S350 model and comes equipped with Sony’s Precision Cinema HD Upscale technology, which means it can convert standard definition signals, customers can use their existing DVD movie libraries, to 1080p providing a near high definition picture.
Sony’s new home theatre systems boast Sony’s S-AIR wireless technology, so you don’t have to worry about messy wiring.
Details and full gallery of the Blu-ray player BDP-S360 right after the jump…
Check out the following video featuring the latest Sony X-Series Walkman, NWZ-X1060 by CNET Asia. Of course one of the most attractive features of the X1060 is OLED, despite this it does have a lower resolution screen compared to that of the iPod Touch. If you are considering this new touchscreen Sony Walkman, its definitely worth checking out, especially the user interace and its navigating menus:
World of Warcraft (WoW) Patch 3.1.1 is a small update to last week’s 3.1 patch. Patch 3.1.1 is going live today. The official patch notes have now been posted to the WoW forums.
You may have problem getting patch 3.1.1 to download. If you’ve converted to a battle.net account, you cannot download the patch via the traditional log-in-and-it’ll-start method. To get the patch to download, enter your old non-battle.net username and password and the game will begin downloading patch 3.1.1. It’s about 10-megs.
You can’t log-in and play the game with that user name and password anymore, but you can get the patch with it.
There are some in-game fixes for World of Warcraft (WoW) Patch 3.1.1. Some of the important changes include:
- In order to address issues with the dual talent specialization system, all players will have their talents points refunded. Players who have purchased dual talent specializations will have both specializations reset. Glyphs will not be affected by this reset.
- Characters who are not of the same race or class are once again able to view each others’ professions linked in chat.
- The mob packs in the XT-002 Deconstructor encounter can now be engaged separately and are no longer linked.
Details of the full 3.1.1 patch notes after the jump…
We realise its past The Gadget Show Live now, but this isn’t a sponsored post. We reckon this infact is quite a breakthrough, we’re surprised we managed to not report about this until now. The “Light for Life” UC3.400 torch isn’t just a nonsense sales pitch, in fact, this latest in technology gadget by 5.11 could be the last torch you’ll ever need to buy again (unless you loose it of course).
The HTC Magic which many of you will already know will be the latest upcoming Android-based mobile – the second handset to run Google’s Android OS. The first one was the G1. Some of the major improvement of the Magic are the design and the updated phone’s firmware and now its finally official, the Magic will be coming to the UK through Vodafone, now already available for pre-ordering.
More about Vodafone package and specs of the HTC Magic after the jump…
